1,217 entries in Cards / Effect Themes / Transposition / Ace Assembly
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Having made Four Packets of Cards with an Ace at the bottom of each, to bring all Four Aces into whichever Packet the Company may choose faced deck and alternative method
Related to 1876 91
Charles Bertram Bertram's Ace Trick spectator deals out all cards, the three indifferent cards end up in spectator's pocket
1889 111
Die Eintracht der Damen card chosen, then three more cards chosen and the match, then assembly with four double facers
Dec. 1895
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 1 No. 4)
52
Die vier Asse auf Reisen
1896 24
Palm-Addition Packet Switch five cards added to tabled Aces, put on deck and dealt off again, next card shown as it is not an Ace
Nov. 1897
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 3 No. 11)
165
C. Vogel Die unzertrennlichen vier Damen four Queens placed on four packets and assembled, the Queens travel together in the deck, with variation
July 1898
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 4 No. 7)
100
Die wandernden vier Buben No. 11, four indifferent cards under hat, four Jacks on table in a row, three cards on each Jack, they vanish and are now under hat, four double facers
1900 84
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser Die vier Könige "Hofzinser's Kartenkünste V."
card thought of, three cards chosen from a chosen packet, another card quickly taken out of pocketed deck by spectator, assembly, three double facers
Related toAlso published here June 1901
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 7 No. 6)
84
S. W. Erdnase The Exclusive Coterie
Related toVariations 1902 172
Charles Bertram The Four-Ace Trick for more details see reference
Related to 1902 124
Carl Willmann Die vereinten Asse three extra Aces
Variations Sep. 1903
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 9 No. 9)
131
Das magische Kaffeekränzchen assembly with Queens and three divided cards, then packets dealt out again, Queen placed with three indifferent (the divided) cards, other Queens vanish and reappear in packet
Aug. 1904
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 4 No. 8)
123
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster Das dreiblättrige Kleeblatt three Queens, each covered with two cards, one packet freely chosen and Queens assemble in it, divided and double facer
Oct. 1904
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 4 No. 10)
156
The Four Ace Trick First Method, three extra Aces
Inspired by 1909 213
Second Method
1909 215
Third Method using cards with cloth-colored backs, black art
1909 216
Fourth Method three double facers
1909 217
Nate Leipzig Fifth Method Aces signed
1909 218
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser Die Macht des Gedanken spectator selects three cards which match prediction, then assembly, four double facers
Also published here 1910 58
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser Die Vier Könige card thought of, then a spectator extracts it from pocket, three matching cards found, then assembly, four double facers
Related toAlso published here 1910 69
Stanley Collins The Omega Ace Experiment ace assembly, one packet sealed in envelop, with a card stand for better visibility, duplicates
1915 25
Glide False Count with extra card
1915 33
Charles T. Jordan Our Friends, the Aces No. 21, Conus-type gag phase, Aces vanish from three piles, but there are Jokers in fourth pile, they change back to Aces, duplicate Ace and four Jokers
1919/1920 59
Charles T. Jordan The Amazing Aces No. 1, four face-down cards put aside, Aces placed into four piles, they vanish are are the face-down cards
1920 2
Charles T. Jordan The Pinochle Ace Trick No. 4, eight Aces from Pinochle deck, packets are formed and eliminated by throwing dice, Aces travel to one packet
1920 10
Charles T. Jordan The Mystery of the Aces with quarters, not small packets
1921
The Four Full Hands (Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
29
Charles T. Jordan The Aces Again
1921
The Four Full Hands (Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
30
Jack Merlin Four Ace Trick bottom deal method
1927/28 9
Jack Merlin My Favorite Four Ace Trick three double faced Aces, McDonalds Aces
1927/28 12
Oswald Rae The Four Aces with Conradi's Giant Cards, brief description
1929 24
Joe Berg The Elusive Aces after some weird switching procedure four times with the piles, the Aces transpose with four other cards
1930 49
Joe Berg Berg's Four Ace Routine leader packet placed in card case
Inspired by 1930 51
Laurie Ireland The Four Jacks four Jacks on table, one covered with three cards, others lost in deck, assemble
Variations 1931 22
Graham Adams A Four Ace Experiment assembly with no switch at the beginning, using cull shuffles
1931 25
Stewart James The Simplicity Four Ace Trick
Related toAlso published here 1933 6
Ralph W. Hull The Jumping Jacks four Jacks on table, one covered with three cards, others lost in deck, assemble
Inspired by 1933 11
T. Page Wright One Armed Poker story presentation for stand-up, three double facers, performed one-handed
Also published here 1933 53
One-Handed Ace Vanish
Also published here
  • "Whirlwind of Wizardry"
1933 56
Theodore Annemann The Devil's Four Aces signed Aces, three long duplicates, packets put in glasses
Nov. 1934
The Jinx (Issue 2)
5
The Vor-Ac(e)-ious Magician Aces, three cards on each, they vanish an reappear in spectator's pocket
1934 57
Theodore Annemann Four Aces on the Stage with four spectators on stage, three extra aces, short deck
Also published here Sep. 1935
The Jinx (Issue 12)
60
Al Baker Another 4 Ace Trick! more stand up, one packet in a glass
VariationsAlso published here 1935 11
Francis Carlyle Francis Carlyle Aces
Related to 1936 150
The Four Aces three double facers
1937 132
French's Extraordinary Aces faced deck, banded deck
1937 172
The Four Kings stripper deck
1937 269
The Four Aces stripper deck
1937 274
Billy O'Connor The Limit Four Ace Trick seven Aces are used
1937 295
Charles T. Jordan Like Seeks Like Ace assembly with four hats, "A trick which makes use of the back palm as a secret sleight."
1937 344
Stewart James Simplicity Four Ace Trick
Also published here 1937 355
Another Simplicity Four Ace Trick
1937 356
The Great Pearl Mystery story presentation
1937 358
Parade of the Queens
1937 359
Louis Lam The Ace of Spades Ace of Spades and indifferent card shows, Ace changes to regular card and is reproduced from pocket, inspired by McDonald Aces performance
1937 14
Louis Lam Four-Aceious six double facers
1937 16
Robert Parrish An Improved Four Ace Routine four double facers (three with Aces, one additional)
1937 33
U. F. Grant U-Do-It Ace Trick spectator loses Aces and deals out four hands to find them again, no-touch by magician (telephone trick?)
VariationsAlso published here 1938 349
Sam Leo Horowitz The Four Aces double backer
1938 351
Stewart James The Four Aces a bit convoluted
VariationsAlso published here 1938 355
Jess Kelly The Four Aces
1938 361
Dai Vernon Aces for Experts
1938 363
Theodore Annemann Annemann's Aces Aces change to Kings, reappear somewhere else and the Queens show up as well, begins like a regular Ace assembly
Variations 1938 365
Lu Brent Flighty Aces chosen pile sealed in envelop, using twelve extra aces
June 1938
The Jinx (Issue 45)
307
Dr. William Bates Subconscious Mystery one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for Ace Assembly
1938
The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1938)
321
Tom Sellers A Four Ace Move
Related to 1939
The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1939)
414
Louis Lam "Mysterioso" ... A Most Sensational Four Ace Trick
Inspired by 1939 14
Fred Rothenberg The Redhill Four Aces with jumbo cards, rough-smooth substitute with holes cut out and discs on other cards that fit in
1939 41
Jack Merlin Merlin's "Lost" Ace Trick
Related toVariations 1940 233
Ace Affinity
1940 234
Charles Bertram Anent the Bertram Aces
Related to 1940 239
Le Temps Four Aces
1940 248
Charlie Miller The Nomad Aces for credit information see reference
Related toVariations 1940 256
Charlie Miller The Charles Miller Aces Nomad style
1940 258
The Mechanical Four Aces three double facers
1940 353
The Radioactive Aces three double facers
1940 356
Oscar Weigle Not at These Prices! ace assembly started but instead of aces gag message appears on cards
1940
The Jinx (Issue 99)
607
Stanley Collins Those Aces fair preliminary actions
1940
The Jinx (Issue 118)
697
Bruce Elliott Parade of the Lamas using Lama cards
Also published here 1941
The Jinx (Issue 127)
733
Charles Arbuthnot, Ralph Schugar Grimaces three double facers
July 1941
The Jinx (Issue 143)
805
R. M. Jamison Birds of a Feather Ace assembly, then a Queen is put in pocket and three Queens in deck, they jump to pocket
1941 35
Frederick Braue The Braue Aces aces distributed in pack come together
1941 31
G. Gloria Le truc de 4 As à l'Américaine Aces in envelopes with window to show center pip
Aug. 1941
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 3 No. 8)
7
Edward Marlo Aces in Reverse
Variations 1942 15
Edward Marlo Annemann's Aces Disregarded transpo, transformation combo
Inspired by 1942 19
Lu Brent Together Again three duplicate Aces
June 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 12)
45
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue Ace Layout
1943 28
Dr. William Bates Subconscious Mystery one of four cards marked, shuffled in four piles, spectator choses pile with marked cards, dressing for Ace Assembly
1943 32
Bill Morton, Orville Wayne Meyer Greatest Four Ace Trick three double facer
Apr. 1944
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 1 No. 11)
45
Ace Vanish gaffed
Apr. 1944
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 1 No. 11)
45
R. M. Jamison Jumbo Four Ace Routine McDonald aces with jumbo cards
July 1944 59
Bruce Elliott Parade of the Lamas using Lama cards
Also published here 1944 282
Edward Marlo Ace Assembly
Also published here 1945 24
Bruce Elliott Parade of the Lamas with three jokers

1945 43
Lu Brent Flighty Aces
Related to 1945 127
Gerald Lynton Kaufman The King Can Do No Wrong
1945 142
Orville Wayne Meyer The Greatest Four Ace Trick McDonalds Aces
1945 147
R. M. Jamison The Jumping Jacks leader card is on top of the deck
July 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 88)
359
Arthur H. Buckley The Hindu Aces Experiment No. 42 - Ace production followed by assembly
Variations 1946 211
The Best Impromptu Four Aces with signed cards
Dec. 1946 274
Gathering of the Clan Nomad style
Variations 1948 102
George G. Kaplan Rex Card Mystery three double facers
1948 79
Frederick Braue Clincher for 4-Acing method to show packets of cards all different, before starting ace assembly, top change dynamics, not full routine
Apr. 1948
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 5 No. 11)
411
Dr. Jacob Daley The 999th Ace Trick using the Daley Switch
May 1948
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 5 No. 12)
422
Simple Four-Ace Routine
1948/27 115
Edward Marlo Simplex Aces palming eliminated from Simple Aces
1948/27 117
U. F. Grant Four-Ace Routine Aces with twelve indifferent cards are mixed and dealt in four piles, Aces in spectator's pile
Also published here 1948/27 119
Edward Marlo One-At-A-Time Aces
Also published here 1948/27 138
The Conjurer's Four-Ace Mystery three double facers
1948/27 146
Paul LePaul The Hand Picked Aces bluff spacing in fan
Related toVariations 1949 199
Jack Yeager The Yeager Four Ace Trick self-working, dealing three cards on each ace, putting piles together and dealing again, chosen heap contains aces
1949
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1949)
16
The Three Friendly Queens One Queen on top, one Queen in middle, one queen on bottom. The deck is cut, all three queens are together in the deck
1949 31
A Famous Four-Ace Trick One Ace placed on top, one Ace placed on bottom, two Aces placed in middle of the deck. They assemble together in the middle.
1949 32
Aces From the War unusual assembly with four piles of five cards each with Aces on top
Variations 1949 33
Dai Vernon Slow-Motion Four Aces two methods
Related toVariations 1950
Stars of Magic (Vol. 6 No. 2)
90
Charles Nagle, Stewart James Traveling Aces No. 4, Ace assembly (with a touch of Follow the Leader), effect and method identical to Simplicity Four Ace Trick by Stewart James
Also published here 1950 13
Lu Brent Flighty Aces No. 50, Ace Assembly, aces travel from envelope to join leader ace in other envelope
1950 89
Lin Searles The Fair Deal Aces T formation layout is fair, then each packet has to go back to the deck
1950 1
Lin Searles The Four by Twelve Aces
1950 5
Al Koran Koran's Solo Aces
Variations 1950 100
Arthur H. Buckley The Homing Aces performer cuts to the four Aces, followed by an Assembly, switch already during production sequence
Also published here
  • Linking Ring, April 1949
1950 62
Edward Marlo Sudden Aces three Aces lost in deck, appear with leader Aces
1951 3
Tom Ransom Racing Aces! four Aces marked with an X on the back, covered each with three cards, Aces vanish and appear in pocket, vanishing ink
June 1951
The Phoenix (Issue 232)
928
Edward Marlo Platform Aces with glasses, ungaffed and duplicate method
Variations 1953 37
Edward Marlo Logical Faced Aces faced deck
1953 82
Edward Marlo The Follow Up Aces Aces lost in deck come to top
Related toVariations 1953 91
Edward Marlo Four Ace Vanish featuring four different vanishes
Variations 1953 166
Edward Marlo Effect Seven magician cuts to Aces, three cards on each, Aces vanish, reappear in deck, three double facers
1953 24
, Wally Dean Those Four Aces classic ace assembly, with follow up idea by Wally Dean
1953 61
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster Peng Peng ace vanish sequence in spectator's hand
1953 69
McDonalds Aces brief
1953 72
Cy Endfield Slow-Motion Ace Trick
Related to 1953 74
Cy Endfield The Single Flight of the Aces
Related to 1955 28
Edward Marlo Bluff Ace Assembly
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1955
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1955)
43
Edward Marlo Challenge to You from Edward Marlo! description of three routines, no explanation
  • 1. The Separating Aces
  • 2. The New Elevator
  • 3. Real Gone Aces
Dec. 1955
The New Phoenix (Issue 334)
144
J. Stewart Smith The Four Aces
1955 10
Edward Marlo Ace Assembly Application for last Ace in Assembly
1956 12
Edward Marlo Ace Assembly Application
1956 20
Don Alan It Can't Be... three phase routine
  • Aces on table, spectator thinks of Ace, Ace pocketed, it's thought Ace, other aces are also
found in pocket, cards on table are indifferent cards
  • McDonalds Aces, spectator sits on fourth packet
  • four Aces in performers pocket change places with four indifferent cards in spectators pocket
Related to 1956 12
Edward Marlo Real Gone Aces
  • Additional Notes on Real Gone Aces
  • Swindle Aces Ideas
  • For Use in Real Gone Aces (Ace Layout)
1956
The New Phoenix (Issue 338)
160
Edward Marlo Vanishing Aces Theory
Related to 1956
The New Phoenix (Issue 338)
166
Edward Marlo Aces & Deuces Seven Card Assembly
Related to 1956
The New Phoenix (Issue 338)
166
Lu Brent Together Again Ace Assembly type of routine, uses duplicates
1956 13
Stewart James So Nero spectator loses Jacks and deals out four hands to find them again, no-touch, story presentation, with spelling strategy to force one of four piles
Inspired byVariations Apr. 1956
Ibidem (Issue 5)
3
Edward Marlo Second Effect Switchless Switch application
1956 19
Edward Marlo Direct Rear Palm as top card is placed openly to bottom
Related to 1957 31
Alex Elmsley 1002nd Aces spectator can freely choose the leader packet
Related toVariationsAlso published here Dec. 1957
Ibidem (Issue 12)
13
Lin Searles The Basic Plot
1958 2
Lin Searles The Ultimate Aces odd-backed Ace assembly
1958 4
Lin Searles The Covered Vanish with red-blue double backer
1958 7
Dai Vernon McDonald's $100 Routine three double facers
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1960 26
Lin Searles The Best of All Possible Ace Tricks assembly using Turnover Add variation
Inspired by Oct. 1960
Ibidem (Issue 22)
10
Dai Vernon The Four Blue Backed Aces
1961 5
Edward Marlo Ace Vanish and Transfer points A and B
1961 46
Charlie Miller The Jest of the Joker or "The Joker Is A Diakka", joker placed aside, ace with three x cards on table, other aces vanish, pile becomes four jokers, joker becomes ace, then pile becomes aces again
Variations 1961 18
Charlie Miller Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 10 one-handed, otherwise standard
1961 22
Charlie Miller Variation of a Jack Merlin Effect three four-of-a-kinds kicker, bottom deals
Related to 1961 62
Edward Marlo Forward to ---- intro on Ace Assemblies as transpositions and using less cards
Related to Mar. 1961
Ibidem (Issue 23)
2
Edward Marlo Ace Deuce Transposition Aces in T formation, three Twos on leader Ace, they transpose with Aces one by one, Seven Card Assembly (second method)
Related to Mar. 1961
Ibidem (Issue 23)
3
Edward Marlo, Bert Fenn 7 Card Assembly (3rd Method)
Related toVariations Mar. 1961
Ibidem (Issue 23)
11
Edward Marlo 6 Card Assembly with three Aces and three Twos
Mar. 1961
Ibidem (Issue 23)
15
Walter E. Cummings Take me to Your Leader other three Ace packets are cut into deck, crimped Aces
Also published here 1962 48
Bill Simon, Paul Curry 1-2-3-4
1962 231
Harry Lorayne 4-3-2-1 variation in the layout
Variations 1962 236
Harry Lorayne Ambitious Aces
1962 264
Dai Vernon The Vernon Four Aces Nomad style
1962 35
Edward Marlo K. M. Move Follow Up Aces setting up
Inspired byVariations 1962 11
Edward Marlo Another Exchange Procedure
1962 11
Edward Marlo K. M. Move as a Passer - First Idea showing aces to have backs, even though three double facers are used
1962 14
Trevor H. Hall, Jochen Zmeck Ein R.-G.-Vierastrick partial rough-smooth
1962 27
Edward Marlo Quick Acembly "Second Effect", three Aces buried, top three cards placed on last Ace, they change into Aces
1962 9
Jack Avis Put Back Aces with Biddle counting
Sep. 1962
Ibidem (Issue 26)
24
Francis Haxton Good Grief! More Aces spectator can freely choose the leader packet
  • Another Variation
Inspired by Sep. 1962
Ibidem (Issue 26)
27
Terry Nosek The Four Fours glide and redeal
1964
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1963-64)
27
Karl Fulves And Then There Were None Problems with Cards - No. Four
Ace assembly with five cards (Aces and indifferent), a bit like dumbed-down Open Travelers
Related toVariations Sep. 1966 55
Karl Fulves And Then There Were None assembly with only five cards, solution
Inspired by Dec. 1966 69
Francis Haxton Last Word Four Aces spectator chooses Leader Packet
Variations 1967 186
Jack Avis Exchanged three of four Aces are switched
Nov. 1967
Epilogue (Issue 1)
6
Peter Kane Classic Ace Assembly
1967 10
Edward Marlo Direct Aces
1968 108
Jon Racherbaumer Quad Aces, Acrobatically three Acrobatic Flap Cards
Inspired by 1968 43
Theodore Annemann Four Ace Routine from "Annemann's $50 Manuscript" (ca. 1932)
aces change to kings, appear in chosen pile, queens assemble as well
Jan. 1968 154
Rolf Andra, Dr. Lazlo Rothbart Die Asse
1968
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 29 No. 6)
116
Verne Chesbro, Larry West The Jack is a Joker Jacks assemble one by one and turn over in leader packet, last one changes to Joker
1968 16
Alton Sharpe The Flying Queens rough-smooth queens
1969 94
Jack Avis Gathering of the Clan
1969 121
Edward Marlo Marlo's Nomad Aces see comment on page 165
Winter 1969
Hierophant (Issue 2)
70
Roy Walton The X Plus One Ace Trick "Where X is the Number of Ace Tricks You Already Know", second deal
Also published here 1969 27
Aldini, Bruce Florek The Transverse Travelers Ace Assembly with odd backed Aces
1969 9
Aldini Aces on Stand Ace assembly with cards propped on easel
1969 18
Aldini Hydrogen Aces Ace Assembly
1969 25
Al Leech Simplicity Four Ace Trick terrible, see reference for credit information
Related to 1969 69
Edward Marlo For Ace Transpositions getting Ace from one packet to another, four methods
1970 144
Edward Marlo Unbelievable Aces
Related to 1970 145
Edward Marlo Setting up a packet exchange... for an assembly
Summer 1970
Hierophant (Issue 4)
183
Edward Marlo the open double deal exchange for an assembly
Summer 1970
Hierophant (Issue 4)
184
Roger Smith The Progressive Four Aces
Aug. 1970
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 1)
6
Roger Smith The Perfect Four Ace Trick
Nov. 1970
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 4)
1
Milton Kort Four Ace Assembly assembly, then the Aces change back color as surprise
1970 9
Russell T. Barnhart Circle of Darkness palming
1971 146
Karl Fulves Swallow the Leader Ace assembly, then Aces vanish
Mar. 1971
Epilogue (Issue 11)
85
Edward Marlo Almost Like Trick Cards
Inspired by
  • Marlo's "K.B.V. Aces" (MUM, December 1959)
Also published here
Fall-Spring 1971
Hierophant (Issue 5-6)
244
Peter Kane Jazz Aces
VariationsAlso published here 1971 8
Edward Marlo Blank Ace Assembly suggestion of doing ace assembly with aces and blank cards
1971 6
Roger Smith Slow-Motion Ace Switch-A-Roo three methods
Inspired byVariations 1971 1
Roy Walton Another Fine Mess court cards rearrange themselves, royal assembly meets follow the leader
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1971 37
Roger Smith K-S Vanish handling for method 4 of Marlo reference
Inspired by 1971 9
Mac McDonald, Rolf Andra 100 Dollar-Routine
1971
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 32 No. 2)
36
Roy Walton Assembly In Reverse progressive assembly, faces of Aces not shown in each packets, just backs
Jan. 1971
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
1
Derek Dingle Blue Backed Aces
Variations 1971 ca. 1
Jerry Mentzer Quick Nomad Aces
Inspired byVariations 1972 94
Ken Krenzel A 4-Ace Problem effect and conditions
Variations Nov. 1972
Epilogue (Issue 16)
146
Wesley James L.S.D. Aces
Variations Nov. 1972
Epilogue (Issue 16)
147
Brother John Hamman The Elmsley Assembly
Variations Aug. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 8)
61
Fred Kaps, Channing Pollock Zap Aces
Related to Nov. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 11)
83
Dai Vernon Variation
Inspired by Nov. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 11)
84
Frank Garcia MacDonald's $100 Dollar Four Ace Trick featuring different vanishes, complicated initial switch
Variations 1972
New Stars of Magic (Vol. 1 No. 2)
1
Jerry K. Hartman Fourfeathers Ace Assembly, three indifferent cards on each Ace, spectator chooses “leader pile”
Variations 1972 23
Jerry K. Hartman The Three Indifferent Card trick Ace Assembly, three indifferent cards on each Ace, identities of the three cards that transpose with the Aces are known
Variations 1972 24
Jerry K. Hartman Ace-embly non-leader piles are buried in deck, “the following is a so-called “perfect” version of the classic theme”
Related to
  • "Adverse Aces" (Edward Marlo, Ibidem No. 27, p. 32)
Variations
1972 25
Jerry K. Hartman Four By One By One “slow-motion” Ace Assembly, each Ace is shown in leader packet after traveling, in last two Ace transpositions the indifferent card is known (Joker)
Variations 1972 26
Dai Vernon Vernon's Follow-Up For Four Ace Routine No. 34
1972 13
Dai Vernon Vernon's Four Ace Move No. 58, Aces are bottom cards of small packets, packets are pushed together on table and all Aces ride together to the bottom, downwards & upwards crimps
1972 18
Dai Vernon Vernon's One At A Time Ace Trick Idea No. 61, initial switch-out of either three, or two Aces
Related to 1972 19
Dai Vernon Vernon's One At A Time Ace Routine No. 82, idea of using hand washing transfer and The Spread for final Ace
1972 25
Dai Vernon Vernon's One At A Time Ace Wrinkle No. 84, spectator can choose leader Ace
1972 25
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Four Ace Variation No. 192, chosen pile put on top of deck, spectator has finger on back, they become the four Aces, last sentence sounds like some passive multiple shift (bluff spacing?) without details
Related to 1972 47
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Four Ace Trick Variation No. 224, Aces really on bottom of each packet, all packets lost in deck one by one, Aces are on top
Variations 1972 55
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Four Ace Routine With No Aces On Table No. 234, might be a switch of a packet as it is picked up with deck from above
Also published here 1972 59
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Note No. 237, might be a switch of a packet as it is picked up with deck from above
Also published here 1972 60
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Jog Clip And Palm No. 329, transfer palm in slow-motion Ace assembly, cryptic
1972 92
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Simplex Four Ace No. 342, starts like an assembly lay-out, but then Aces vanish and come from envelope or pocket it seems
1972 96
Mac McDonald McDonald's One Armed Four Ace Trick No. 418, not a lot of details
1972 114
Envelope Four Ace Effect No. 508, Ace assembly with packets in envelopes, duplicates
1972 142
Dr. Jacob Daley Change Over Packet Move For Four Ace Trick No. 545, perhaps some strategy for Ace Assembly, description discrepant
1972 153
Transposition Four Ace No. 588, strip-out addition to switch three Aces, then assembly
1972 164
Sam Leo Horowitz Horowitz's Four Ace Trick With Double Backer No. 596, double-backer used in switch-out
1972 166
Karl Fulves Double Cross poker presentation for Ace Assembly, aces apparently assemble in spectator's hand, but he gets kings and performer aces, see O. Henry Reference on p. 71
1973 60
Ken Beale Put Back Variation partial, for Ace Assembly
Related to 1973 109
Lenny Greenfader, William A. Morales Super-S Vanish Ace vanish with double facer
Also published here 1973 154
Bob Elliott Bob Elliot's Vanish Ace vanish with double facer
Also published here 1973 155
Frank Garcia, Roger Smith O'Henry (Slow Motion) Four Aces
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1973 199
Frank Thompson Spectator-Challenge Aces
1973 119
Lin Searles Face-Up Aces
Autumn 1973
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8th Folio)
663
Lin Searles An Ace Assembly
Autumn 1973
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8th Folio)
664
Lin Searles All Fair Aces
Autumn 1973
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8th Folio)
666
Lin Searles Mexicali Aces
Autumn 1973
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8th Folio)
668
Lin Searles Aces Up
Related toVariations Autumn 1973
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 8th Folio)
670
Edward G. Brown The Four Ace Trick
1973 60
Jerry K. Hartman Four For All
Related toVariations 1973 18
Bob Elliott Bob Elliot's Vanish ace vanish with double facer
Also published here 1973 11
Lenny Greenfader, William A. Morales Super-S Vanish ace vanish with double facer
Also published here 1973 12
Frank Garcia, Roger Smith O'Henry Four Aces
Also published here 1973 21
Paul Swinford Fifty-Fifty Aces either assembly or elevator routine depending on which aces spectator chooses (jukebox)
Related to 1974 61
Paul Swinford, J. Stewart Smith Simplified Ace Assembly
1974 65
Paul Swinford, Edward Marlo Advanced Ace Assembly
Inspired by 1974 67
Peter Kane Jazz Aces
Also published here 1974 123
Peter Kane Jazz Aces Variation with four quarters of a jumbo card
Also published here 1974 125
Roger Divella A Different Sound using blank cards with colored dots
Also published here 1974 125
Jerry Mentzer Jazz Combo mentioning the combination of Jazz Aces with Elevator Aces, Oil and Water, ...
Related to 1974 131
Philip T. Goldstein secA ruoF three phases: standard Ace assembly, reverse assembly, then Aces transform into Kings in leader pile and Aces are reversed in deck
VariationsAlso published here 1974 6
William Larsen, T. Page Wright Trick #2 done one-handed
Also published here
  • in "Random Conceptions with Cards" (ca. 1930)
Sep. 1974 789
Stewart Judah McDonald Aces three double facers
Autumn 1974
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10 (Vol. 9 No. 10th Folio (Part One))
807
Martin A. Nash Kings and Aces Bamboozle ace transformation kicker
1975 102
Martin A. Nash $10,000 Ace Routine McDonald's Aces without gaffs
1975 118
Dan Tong Tong's Aces
1975 165
Ken Krenzel Progressive Aces two methods
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1975
Epilogue (Issue Special No 2)
253
Walt Lees My Blue Ac-es with red and blue cards, inspired by Nick Trost's "Four Red Backed Aces"
Related to Feb. 1975
Pabular (Vol. 1 No. 6)
70
Michael Austin My Blue Ac-es Again five aces as a kicker
Related to May 1975
Pabular (Vol. 1 No. 9)
108
Peter Kane The Chink-a-Chink Aces four piles in square formation with aces on top, O. Henry finish
1975 5
Peter Kane The Blue Angels
1975 11
Peter Kane Disassembly odd-backed
1975 16
Roger Smith Four Aces - One At a Time - Easily
1975 1
Francis Carlyle Vanish for Stanley Collins Aces glide
1975 10
Rick Johnsson, Jerry Mentzer Push Down Vanish four cards, one vanishes
1975 8
Russell T. Barnhart Four Ace Assembly No. 13
1975 70
Jerry K. Hartman Ace Backwards
Inspired by
  • "O.Henry Aces" (Trevor Lewis, The New Pentagram)
1975 18
Gerald Kosky One At a Time Aces same external structure as Marlo's Bluff Ace Assembly
Related to 1975 92
Derek Dingle Slow Motion MacDonald two double facers
Related toVariations 1975 (ca.) 17
Edward Marlo Ace Assembly Application
1976 53
Edward Marlo Succession Aces credit information, thorough study, impromptu and gaffed methods
1976 73
Edward Marlo Duck and Pull especially useful with double facer
1976 90
Edward Marlo, David Solomon "Technicolor" Succession Aces odd backed Progressive Ace Assembly
Variations 1976 121
Dai Vernon Slow Motion Ace Assembly
1976 13
Henry Christ All Fair Four Ace Effect
1976
Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 5)
70
Darwin Ortiz, Marvin Johnson Magician's Sleeper Aces Hitchcock Aces
Variations 1976
Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 6)
80
Edward Marlo New Card Add deck or packet
1976
Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 7)
98
Philip T. Goldstein Umpteenth Aces
Also published here 1976 2
Philip T. Goldstein Relative Interchange Ace to Four of clubs and indifferent cards, transpose one at a time
Inspired byRelated to 1976
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10 (Vol. 10 No. Close-Up Folio #4)
922
Edward Marlo Almost Like Gaffed Cards
Inspired by
  • Marlo's "K.B.V. Aces" (MUM, December 1959)
Also published here
1976 10
Edward Marlo Bold Substitution under the headline "Ace Additions"
Related toAlso published here 1977 108
Edward Marlo Streamlined Ace Routine three phases
1977 112
Edward Marlo Streamlined Sophisticacetion
1977 114
Edward Marlo Sophisticacetion using seven cards
1977 117
Edward Marlo Buffaloed Ace Vanish using Vernon's Monte Switch
1977 243
Edward Marlo Blue Vanish ace vanish phases
1977 245
Edward Marlo Blue Transpo
1977 255
Edward Marlo Simple Blues for simple "S" from deck to leader packet
1977 297
Larry Jennings Add-On Move Aces
Also published here 1977 51
Bob Farmer, Bert Allerton, Jerry Mentzer Jazz Pieces - Body & Soul a red and a black jumbo card are cut into four pieces, the pieces change places, oil and water, missing part of the description is published in "Jazz Pieces"
Related toVariations Oct. 1977
Pabular (Vol. 4 No. 2)
476
Philip T. Goldstein Jumping Bean Aces
Also published here 1977 4
Philip T. Goldstein Bop Aces
1977 5
Paul Harris The Ace Trap Leader Ace is placed with three indifferent cards while other three Aces are placed reversed in the deck. Aces vanish and assemble with the leader Ace
Related toAlso published here 1977 3
John C. Wagner Honest John's Ace Assembly Three indifferent cards shown and dealt on top of each Ace, spectator chooses a pile, other three piles shown to have no Aces, all Aces gather in chosen pile
Related to 1977 52
Bob Stencel, Karl Fulves Stencel's Effect three Aces placed in deck, top three cards dealt onto remaining Ace, they're the Aces
1977
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10 (Vol. 10 No. Close-Up Folio #10)
1028
Punx Das Märchen von den vier Wünschen story presentation for ace assembly, duplicates
1977 22
Harry Lorayne One-at-a-Time Aces
1977 99
Ken Krenzel The Multiple Cop Progressive Aces
1978 113
Ken Krenzel Mechanical Poker
1978 120
Buddy Anckner Ultimate Ace Assembly
Nov. 1978
Apocalypse (Vol. 1 No. 11)
125
Bob Farmer Jazz Pieces missing part of text and illustrations
Inspired by Jan. 1978
Pabular (Vol. 4 No. 5)
512
Philip T. Goldstein Immediate Aces 7/8 cards
Also published here July 1978
Pabular (Vol. 4 No. 11)
596
Philip T. Goldstein Mac Donald Goldstein three double facers
Related to 1978 7
Karl Fulves Card Problems (B) Ace assembly with leader packet in case, posed as a problem
1978
Interlocutor (Issue 17)
65
Vier-As-Superb
1978 96
Pablo Domenèch Domenech's Aces with duplicates
Also published here 1978 114
The Gathering of the Aces (Ulta-Four Ace Effect) Aces in card stand, apparatus
1978/76 56
Martin A. Nash Aciduous Aces
1979 367
Edward Marlo The Four Aces using sixteen double facers and envelopes
1979 1
Edward Marlo The Four Aces (Again) diagonal divided gaffs
1979 2
Edward Marlo The Marlo Layout two Aces and two indifferent cards are displayed as four Aces and layed out for assembly
1979 3
Edward Marlo Almost Bluff Acembly interesting change in procedure
1979 9
David Solomon The One At A Time Reverse Assembly using gaff with two Aces on one card (named Castillion gaff)
Related to 1979 16
Edward Marlo Reversed Assembly using stranger Ace
1979 17
Jon Racherbaumer The Olram Aces three double facers, with credit information on the Ace Assembly plot
VariationsAlso published here 1979 24
Patrick Cook Double Deal (& Lost Aces)
Inspired by Nov. 1979
Apocalypse (Vol. 2 No. 11)
267
Jon Racherbaumer The Real Gone Aces Take Cover leader packet beneath magazine
1979 76
Philip T. Goldstein Picasso Aces four blue-backed aces, twelve red-backed cards, Aces transpose one by one
Also published here 1979 2
Martin Gardner Gardner's Aces doing McDonald Aces with four double facers, posed as problem
Variations 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 20)
1256
Martin Gardner Aces doing McDonald Aces with four double facers, three ideas
  • Note By Karl Fulves
Inspired by 1979
The Chronicles (Issue 24)
1304
Piet Forton Das Vier-Damen-Treffen ohne Trickkarten
1979
Das Mike Skinner / Piet Forton Seminarheft (Issue Das Piet Forton Seminar)
6
Nick Trost Saturday Aces
1979 12
Ken Beale Switch For A 4-Ace Trick
1980 45
Edward Marlo As an Ace Effect using clip palm
1980 114
Edward Marlo Olram's Ultimate Blues divided backs, fake indices
1980 301
Edward Marlo Gaffed Go Back Aces fake indices, three methods
1980 306
Edward Marlo Real Gone Come Back Kings Real Gone Aces with reverse
1980 318
Edward Marlo Neo Ace Assembly five different methods
Variations 1980 327
Edward Marlo The Inverted Assembly hearts with inverted pips (for partial diamonds displays)
1980 340
Edward Marlo, David Solomon The Solmar Reversed Assembly with variations and presentational ideas
Related toVariations 1980 344
David Solomon A Change in Handling
Inspired by 1980 349
Daryl Martinez Conditional Assembly
Variations 1980 94
Darwin Ortiz Modern Jazz Aces
July 1980
Apocalypse (Vol. 3 No. 7)
369
Paul Swinford, Alex Elmsley 1003rd Aces
1980
Arcane (Issue 2)
15
Gene Castillon Capturing MacDonald four jacks appear and capture signed selection, as prelude to assembly, three double facer
1980
Hierophant (Issue The Last Hierophant)
43
Gene Castillon Castillon's Olram Aces false index cards and 3/4 double facer
Variations 1980
Hierophant (Issue The Last Hierophant)
58
Gene Maze Pop Jump Aces four Aces are each sandwiched between two cards, appear one by one in the center of the table
Related toVariations 1980 39
Walt Lees Ultimate Aces four blue-backed aces, twelve red-backed cards, aces transpose one by one
1980 5
Allan Ackerman Reassembled Finale
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1980 79
Andrew Galloway Flying Solo
1980 34
Richard Kaufman The Ultimate Invisible Assembly using only the four Aces and a blank card, at the end all Aces turn blank, different handlings, see reference for credit information
Related to 1980
New Stars of Magic (Vol. 1 No. 12)
1
Barry Nelson $1.50 Four Ace Routine
1980 46
Mary Wolf Quick MacDonald three double facers, different vanishes
Inspired by 1980 107
John F. Mendoza Installment Vanish
1980 112
Arturo de Ascanio Zeitlupen-Vier-Asse-Version 67
Related toAlso published here
  • "La Circular de la Escuela Mágica de Madrid" N° 71, 1980.
1980 25
Arturo de Ascanio Ases Padre e Hijos (Versión 66)
Also published here 1980 12
Al Smith Heavy Metal Aces
Variations 1980
The Talon (Issue 6)
77
Ken De Courcy, U. F. Grant, Archie Byford Four Ace Duet stand-up with stand, dealing
  • The Solo Version
Inspired by 1980 65
Roy Johnson Marloeske
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Everyman Cards, 1979
1980 8
Al Smith Tradacez
Inspired by 1980 5
Jeff White Assembly Line
1980 21
Charlie Miller Aces En Route credit information
1981
Arcane (Issue 5)
48
Derek Dingle DazzleSnap Aces assembly with rubber banded packet and twelve extra aces, only for magicians
1981 143
Edward Marlo Second Surprise aces put on four piles, collected, aces on top, two methods
Related to 1981 12
Gene Castillon Succession Aces of a Different Color odd-backed, gaffed
  • A. Five-Card Ace Packet Approach
  • B. Four-Card Approach
1981 27
Gene Castillon Successful Succession
  • A. Full Deck Approach
  • B. Packet Approach
1981 31
David Solomon A Blended Succession
1981 33
Gene Maze Pyramid of the Kings Kings and twelve blank cards
1981 34
Jon Racherbaumer The Disassembling Jokers
Related toVariations 1981 39
Gene Castillon Technicolor Disassembling Jokers odd-backed
1981 41
Danny Korem Gather and Scatter ye Colorful Jokers odd-backed
1981 44
Fred Castle, Walt Lees The Red and The Blue Four Aces Ace Assembly with odd backed Aces
1981 12
Stewart James The Four Aces
Also published here Jan. 1981
Intermagic (Vol. 7 No. 4)
139
Roy Walton The X Plus One Ace Trick "Where X is the Number of Ace Tricks You Already Know", second deal
Also published here 1981 18
Roy Walton Another Fine Mess court cards rearrange themselves, royal assembly meets follow the leader
Also published here 1981 85
Al Smith Damon
Inspired by 1981 13
Al Smith Jumping Jokers with jokers
Also published here 1981 15
Geoffrey Latta Stratosphere Aces "a combination of 'MacDonald's Aces' and 'The Open Travelers', with shades of Mario's 'Real Gone Aces'"
1981 5
Derek Dingle Slow Motion MacDonald's Aces two double facers
Related to 1982 94
Derek Dingle Optical Ace Assembly
1982 97
Edward Marlo Blues That Pass In The Night
1982 173
Edward Marlo Olram Repeat Blues
1982 177
Edward Marlo Eidetic Aces visual appearance at once in leader packet
1982 185
Daryl Martinez OverwhELMSLEY Aces three aces are lost in deck instead of vanished in packets
1982 35
Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Kings put on four piles which are assembled, Kings appear on top
Related toVariations 1982 24
Peter Kane Queens of Jazz odd backed
Oct. 1982
Epoptica (Issue 2)
116
Francis Pelkey Ultimate Succession Aces odd-backed progressive assembly with kickback, duplicate, credit information
1982
Arcane (Issue 8)
89
Jeff Busby, Francis Pelkey Ultimate Succession Aces - ungaffed odd-backed progressive assembly with kickback, two handlings
1982
Arcane (Issue 8)
92
Peter Marshall Conglomer-ace-tion using different ideas, including Marlo's "Bluff Aces"
Variations 1982 468
David Solomon Jazz A-2-3-4
Variations 1982 1
David Solomon Dis-Assembling Aces
1982 70
David Solomon Two Faced Dis-Assembly two double facers
Variations 1982 76
Larry Jennings F.T.L. & R.T.D. Aces four touched card are Aces, seven card assembly
Related to 1982 6
Mike Hilburger No Skill Four Ace Assembly spectator shuffles cards with deck and when sixteen cards dealt again, aces on bottom
1982 21
Dave Walker Progressive Blues odd backed Progressive Ace Assembly
Inspired by 1982 38
Stephen Tucker Pilgrim
Variations May 1982
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 13)
244
Ian Land Fantacey Aces end up face up in the deck
May 1982
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 13)
246
Terry Shaw Progress small variation
Inspired by Aug. 1982
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 16)
311
Peter Kane Peter Kane's Jazz Aces
Also published here 1982 15
Peter Kane Jazz Aces Variation with four quarters of a jumbo card
Also published here 1982 18
Roger Divella A Different Sound using blank cards with colored dots
Also published here 1982 18
Ace Assembly three double facers
1982 56
Peter Kane The Gossips
1982 120
Edward Marlo The Lapped Ace Assembly
1983 194
Philip T. Goldstein Short Jump only eight cards, instant assembly
1983 25
Derek Dingle Switch on Elmsley
Inspired byVariations 1983 48
Michael Skinner SentiMental Aces
Also published here Dec. 1983
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. 16)
148
David Solomon, Gene Castillon The Casolomon Olram Aces three gaffs (fake index and 3/4 double facer)
Inspired by 1983 1
Alf Goodwin The Magician's Four Aces using two unusual gaffs
Feb. 1983
Pabular (Vol. 7 No. 8)
1084
Ian Land "... A Mouthful of Air" uses duplicate Ace
July 1983
Pabular (Vol. 7 No. 11)
1133
Jon Racherbaumer The 1003-1006 Aces three handlings (despite title)
Inspired by 1983
Facsimile (Issue 1)
33
Jamy Ian Swiss Swiss Movement one duplicate
Inspired by 1983 30
Jim Kahlert Marked Aces All Gone ungaffed McDonald's Aces with cards that have obvious marks on their backs
Inspired by 1983 113
Al Smith Jumping Jokers with jokers
Related toAlso published here Jan. 1983
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 21)
410
David Britland Acembley
Variations Mar. 1983
Spell-Binder (Vol. 2 No. 23)
450
Justin Higham On Patrol faros, face-up second deals
Variations Oct. 1983
Spell-Binder (Vol. 3 No. 30)
587
David Britland Promenade Aces in a row, no indifferent card on first one, one on second, ... three on fourth Ace, progressive Aces with this layout
Variations 1983
Cardopolis (Issue 1)
26
Karl Fulves The Layout Problem further thoughts on Elusive Lady
Inspired byRelated to 1983 6
Michael Powers Quadratic Aces three cards selected, then slow-motion Ace Assembly, then the other three packets are shown to consist of four-of-a-kinds corresponding to selections
1983 41
José Carroll Flying Aces!
Also published here 1983 21
Michael Ammar, Adam Fleischer, Paul Harris, Daryl Martinez The Jokers & Mr. T assembly with four Jokers and twelve red cards
1983 12
Daryl Martinez Vanish of Card in Packet hiding one card, while showing four other cards
1983 15
Theodore Annemann Ein ungewöhnlicher Vier-As-Trick with four spectators on stage, three extra aces, short deck
Also published here 1983
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 44 No. 4)
124
Earl Nelson Pseudo Macdonald Aces Classic Ace Assembly, including alternate O'Henry ending
Inspired by 1983 18
Edward Marlo Direct Observation Test Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks dealt on four piles, one value assembles on one packet, Benzais Cop
1984 237
Edward Marlo Vanish - Spell - Surprise aces to kings, ace spelling, assembly combo
Inspired by
  • "Discrepant Ace Routine" (Ed Marlo, Al Sharpe's Ollapodrida, July/August 1984)
Variations
1984 320
Edward Marlo The Real O'Henry Aces
1984 342
Edward Marlo New Appraoch Ace Assembly aces put on 4 packets, assemble on one packet
1984 348
Bob King Reds and Backs
Sep. 1984
Apocalypse (Vol. 7 No. 9)
970
Ken Beale Adverse Condition Aces aces are really laid out without switch in beginning
1984
Epoptica (Issue Yearbook)
291
Neal Elias Hold Out Aces
1984
Epoptica (Issue Yearbook)
307
Gustave Southall The One Armed Bridge Player a quarter of the deck is put on every ace
Inspired by 1984
Epoptica (Issue Yearbook)
309
Larry Jennings, Rolland Hamblen Meta-ssembly Aces change to Kings in an apparent repeat
Inspired by
  • Rolland Hamblen routine in Genii, Feb. 1982
Also published here
Jan./Feb. 1984
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. 17 & 18)
165
Daryl Martinez Diamond Bar
Inspired byRelated toVariationsAlso published here July/Aug. 1984
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. 23 & 24)
236
Jerry Sadowitz This Never Happened to the Other Fella!
1984 15
Roberto Giobbi For Susan with four jokers
Inspired by July 1984
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 7)
1243
Douglas Cameron Devil's Delight
Inspired by Oct. 1984
Pabular (Vol. 8 No. 8)
1261
David Britland The Blues Brothers assembly with Aces, color changing back kicker
Inspired byVariations 1984 9
Shiv Duggal Progressive Ace, Two, Three, Four with different sized packets
1984 60
Steven Hamilton Jazzed Up O' Henry jazz aces, with transposition of aces and four spot cards as kicker
Also published here 1984 80
Philip T. Goldstein Picasso Aces four blue-backed aces, twelve red-backed cards, Aces transpose one by one
Also published here 1984 5
David Williamson Easy Aces "Einfache Asse"
faced deck
Related toAlso published here 1984 20
David Williamson Easy Aces faced deck
Related toAlso published here 1984 17
Jon Racherbaumer Hole-Card In One poker deal theme
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here
  • MUM, Dec. 1981
1984 166
Peter Duffie Point Blank Assembly four Kings and three blank cards, one by one, then instant phase, then all become blank cards
  • The General Assembly
  • Instant Recall
  • The Final Conflict
  • Notes by David Britland
Related toAlso published here 1984 1
Louis Falanga Jazz Fusion Jazz Aces variation with O. Henry kicker, double backer
Variations 1985 84
Larry Jennings The L.J. Add-On
  • First Effect (Four Robbers Variation)
  • Second Effect (Ace Assembly)
Also published here 1985 97
Justin Higham Litmus Aces
Sep. 1985
Apocalypse (Vol. 8 No. 9)
1114
Bob Stencel The Stencel Aces
Variations Summer 1985
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 3 No. 28, 29 & 30)
281
Nick Pudar "Block"Buster Ace Assembly at the end all packets are glued together ala solid deception
Related to 1985 241
Randy Wakeman Randymar Aces
Inspired byVariations 1985 12
Randy Wakeman, Edward Marlo Marlo's Jumping Jacks
1985 16
Randy Wakeman Three Phase Follow-Up Aces come to top twice, then vanish
Inspired byVariations 1985 19
Randy Wakeman Unbelievably Copless
Inspired by 1985 37
Edward Marlo Free Choice Sudden Aces
1985 47
Louis Falanga Fleur-Du-Lac Aces McDonald's Aces, three double facer, with blanks
1985 26
Earl Wheeler Sucker Four Ace assembly with Kings, last one is an ace, kings change to aces to match (1937)
1985 4
Tommy Martin Four Aces
1985 14
Arthur H. Buckley, Four Ace Moves
1985 14
Frederick Braue FB Four Aces (1937)
1985 18
Jack Merlin Four Ace Lost Aces with bottom deal, "I think this is Merlins."
1985 3
Frederick Braue Braue Secret Addition ace switch context, some credit information
Related to 1985 26
Richard Bartram, Jr. McDonald's Aces w/Cheese
1985 27
Daryl Martinez Daryl's Psychological Assembly "or The Jolly Jumping Jokers"
twelve red spot cards, four three-card packets put on table, then four Jokers distributed among those packets, Jokers assemble
  • #1. The Easy Way
  • #2. The Cardman's Version
Variations 1985 1
Daryl Martinez Diamond Bar
  • #3. The Impromptu Method
Also published here 1985 7
Eric DeCamps Monkey Business three double facers, color changing back climax, pictures appear on the Aces
Inspired by
  • "Card Marx" (Eric DeCamps, marketed assembly)
1985 17
Karl Fulves Progressive Coin Assembly suggestion, credit information
1985 80
Justin Higham The Bold Assembly
Related to 1985 10
Justin Higham The Crandall Assembly using Crandall's High Pressure Mexican Turnover
Inspired by
  • "Elmsley Count Assembly" (Justin Higham, Abracadabra No. 2023)
1985 15
Roger Crosthwaite Bluff Assembly
Inspired by
  • Ed Marlo's Bluff Aces in "The Socerer's Eyes" Vol. 3, Issue 33-36.
1985 12
Francis Carlyle Vanish for Stanley Collins Aces glide
1985 ca. 7
Roberto Giobbi, Charlie Miller Die verrückten Joker joker placed aside, ace with three x cards on table, other aces vanish, pile becomes four jokers, joker becomes ace, then pile becomes aces again
Inspired byAlso published here 1985 ca. 5
Larry Jennings, Alex Elmsley 2002 Aces
Inspired by 1986 4
Edward Marlo Pure Reverse Assembly
1986 17
Edward Marlo Double Facer Switch for example to get into McDonald's Aces
Also published here 1986 23
Edward Marlo New Ace Vanishes for Collins type routines
1986 31
Edward Marlo Anchored Add On Assembly three cards put on leader ace, other aces in deck
1986 40
Edward Marlo The Third Variation aces to kings one by one, aces reappear in deck face-up, then kings assemble under chosen ace
Inspired by 1986 17
David Neighbors Reverse Assembly
1986 27
Ray Kosby Forward to the Beginning
Inspired by 1986 13
David Britland Diadem jazz aces and Elevator combination, with eight cards
1986
The New Talon (Vol. 1 No. 2)
35
Eine Vier-As-Routine Aces transpose with indifferent cards in wallet, getting double facers in and out of play for Assembly, Himber wallet
Dec. 1986
Intermagic (Vol. 12 No. 3 & 4)
161
Jerry K. Hartman Diamond Bar - Recut
Inspired byAlso published here July 1986 52
Reinhard Müller Elmsleys Asse with jumbo cards
Inspired by 1986 10
John Bannon Be-Bop Deluxe transformation kicker
Inspired by 1986 31
John Bannon Mirage Assembly
Variations 1986 37
John Bannon Menage a Quatre with four Jokers
Related to
  • "Going Nowhere" (Stephen Tucker, Cardiac Stimulation)
1986 45
John Bannon Defectors with four Jokers
1986 50
John Bannon Noblesse Oblige with four Jokers, transformation into Aces in leader packet as finale, other packets have rest of court cards
1986 52
John Bannon Zen Cards of Mystery routining of the two previous effects
1986 58
Dai Vernon The Slow-Motion Aces - A Reassessment
1987 121
Dai Vernon Aces in Excelsis fair layout
1987 130
David Regal Unusual Assembly
1987 256
David Regal Streamlined Assembly
Variations 1987 261
Mike Bornstein Four-Instants
Variations Mar. 1987
Apocalypse (Vol. 10 No. 3)
1325
David Regal Apocalypse Variations or Additions
Inspired by Aug. 1987
Apocalypse (Vol. 10 No. 8)
1390
John C. Wagner The Assembly
Variations 1987 60
John C. Wagner Honest John's Cards Across Ace assembly with cards across presentation
1987 69
John C. Wagner, Martin Lewis Ghost Deal Variation performer gets royal flush, then royal flush is distributed in five hands and assembles in performer's hand, four double facers
Inspired by
  • "Ghost Deal" (Martin Lewis, 1972, marketed effect)
1987 121
Randy Wakeman Not Finished with Randy-Mar new finish
Inspired by 1987 52
Randy Wakeman Follow-Up on Follow-Up new approach
Inspired by 1987 57